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BRIEF PROFILE & BACKGROUND
As classified by the Department of Finance, the municipality of Sta. Fe is a 5th class municipality with a total Land Area of 8,190 hectares and a population of 15, 729. There are 3,136 households in 20 barangays. Its main source of income is
on Agriculture specifically Palay Farming..Due to its strategic location, there were several opportunities that knocked
our door to submit feasibility studies, and Project proposals for possible Financial Assistance but we could not submit due to lack of baseline data to support such proposals. .Then came the invitation of Ka OCA FRANCISCO through IDPG ( an NGO)
to attend a training on CBMS survey, encoding & digitizing, since the municipality was chosen as one of the CBMS implementer in the Province of Leyte, From there the dream of the municipality to establish its own data bank becomes a reality.At first I was not convinced of trying CBMS since it might be the same to
the previous innovations of the government to establish a data bank for every municipality. However when we started simulating the data, digitizing maps and coming up with the result of the indicators, it was then that I appreciated much about the project.
COMMUNITY BASED MONITORING SYSTEM RESULT
SPECIFIC BARANGAY POPULATION AND ITS POVERTY SITUATION
As of December 2005
NAME OF BARANGAYS
MALE FEMALE TOTAL
HOUSEHOLD
Ave. Income of Householdper Capita
HH with Income Below
Poverty Threshold
HH with Income Below Food
Threshold1 BADIANGAY2. BULOD3. BACULANAD4. CATOOGAN5. CUTAY6. GAPAS7. KATIPUNAN8. MILAGROSA9. PILIT10. PITOGO11. SAN JUAN12. SAN ROQUE13. SAN MIGUELAY14. SAN ISIDRO15. TIBAK16. ZONE I17. ZONE II18. ZONE III19. ZONE IV20. VICTORIA
278335318231285226382299625274641852165766794378474279362300
257268267214252204347249546227582840156574747352472303359249
535603585445537430729548
1171501
12231692321
13401541730946582721549
11511711488
10887
15699
22510024235669
254316147186120137100
15, 294.6010, 091.8012, 218.809, 342.70
10, 873.3010, 543.5015, 060.6012, 218.5013, 426.208, 651.1014, 222.5013, 475.5012, 167.5010, 895.2016, 560.3015, 611.4038, 014.3021, 216.5
11, 485.3013, 009.70
58 - 50.4%85 - 72%
82 - 71.9%66 - 75%
84 - 77.8%65 - 74.7%91 - 58.3%60 - 60.6%151 - 67%77 - 77.0%
180 – 74.4%226 - 63.4%
50 - 72%209 - 75.5%204 – 64.8%77 - 52.4 %105 - 56.5%
60 - 50%98 - 71.5%65 - 65%
49 - 42.6%76 - 64.9%66 - 57%58 - 65.9%75 - 69.4%55 - 63.2%75- 48.1%48- 48.5%119 - 52.8%65 - 65.0%164 -67.8%179 -50.28%37 - 53.62175 - 63.2%169 –53.7%66 - 44.9%85 - 45.7 %39 - 32.5%76 - 55.5%54 - 54%
TOTAL 8,264 7,465 15,702
3,136
ECONOMIC SITUATION (By Barangay)
Action Taken
The CBMS data on Economic Situation reveals that the following barangays have high percentage of households with income below the poverty threshold: Brgy San Juan, Katipunan, Bulod, Cutay, Pitogo, Catoogan, Zone IV, Gapas & San Miguelay, hence the Local Povcrty Reduction Action Team (LPRAT) recommended that these barangays be included as among the priority barangays to avail the INFRES project specifically in its Infrastructure & livelihood component
BARANGAYAGE 15 & OVER MEMBERS OF
THE LABOR FORCEMALE FEMALE TOTAL
1 BADIANGAY2. BULOD3. BACULANAD4. CATOOGAN5. CUTAY6. GAPAS7. KATIPUNAN8. MILAGROSA9. PILIT10. PITOGO11. SAN JUAN12. SAN ROQUE13. SAN MIGUELAY14. SAN ISIDRO15. TIBAK16. ZONE I17. ZONE II18. ZONE III19. ZONE IV20. VICTORIA
16019916513315710924015635217338751392
414483261285180195164
14615616011813810520514032114035450186
368419223303183190141
306355325251295214445296673313741
1,014178782902464588363385305
165 – 53.92 %196 – 55.2 %
166 – 51.07 %156 – 62.15 %153 – 51.9 %129 – 60.3 %275 – 61.8 %274 – 58.8 &407 – 60.5 %193 – 61.7 %325- 44.3 %
593 – 58.40 %152 – 85.39%353 – 45.1%493 –54.7%255 – 58 %
292 – 49.7 %239 – 65.8 %229 – 59.40%174 – 57.0 %
LABOR FORCE
BARANGAY
AGE 0-5 YRS OLD NO. OF MALNOURISHED CHILDREN
MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL
1 BADIANGAY2. BULOD3. BACULANAD4. CATOOGAN5. CUTAY6. GAPAS7. KATIPUNAN8. MILAGROSA9. PILIT10. PITOGO11. SAN JUAN12. SAN ROQUE13. SAN MIGUELAY14. SAN ISIDRO15. TIBAK16. ZONE I17. ZONE II18. ZONE III19. ZONE IV20. VICTORIA
52425634393555641003669
127251121265473277747
5041363035416241923191
143341251155567417842
102839264747611710519267160270592372411091406815589
16158
1598
1128261220306
2412241418107
14181110989
261714193542810201220134
3033192518162054432639651052224426382311
MALNOURISHMENT
Action TakenFrom the data on Malnourishment, it was noted that Barangay Milagrosa, San Roque, Zone I, San Juan, Pilit, Badiangay,& San Isidro have high percentage of children 0-5 years old who are malnourished , hence the Municipal Nutrition Council (MNC) recommended to the Municipal Mayor that these barangays be included in the EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT (ECCD) PROJECT of the municipality which will focuson feeding program, improvement of Day Care & Health Centers and other related services
BARANGAY TOTAL NO. OF HOUSEHOLD
NO TOILET
NO. OF HOUSEHOLD PERCENTAGE
1. BADIANGAY2. BULOD3. BACULANAD4. CATOOGAN5. CUTAY6. GAPAS7. KATIPUNAN8. MILAGROSA9. PILIT10. PITOGO11. SAN JUAN12. SAN ROQUE13. SAN MIGUELAY14. SAN ISIDRO15. TIBAK16. ZONE I17. ZONE II18. ZONE III19. ZONE IV20. VICTORIA
11511711488108871569922510024235669254316147186120137100
1539
111716122036168
5813658
1651
221
13 %2.6 %7.9%
12.5 %15.7 %18.4 %14.7 %20.2 %16%
16.0%3.7%
16.3 %18.8%23.5%2.5%
10.9 %2.7 %0.8 %16.1 %
1 %
SANITATION
Action taken
From the CBMS data, Barangays Milagrosa, San Isidro, San Miguelay, Gapas, Pitogo and Zone IV consist high percentage of households without sanitary toilets hence the Sanitation Inspector recommended to the the Municipal Development Council (MDC) to allocate funds in the AIP for the construction of sanitary toilets to be distributed to the specified barangays .
NAME OF BARANGAYS
MEMBERS6-12
ATTENDING ELEMENTARY MEMBERS
13-16
ATTENDING HIGH SCHOOL
TOTAL TOTAL
1 BADIANGAY2. BULOD3. BACULANAD4. CATOOGAN5. CUTAY6. GAPAS7. KATIPUNAN8. MILAGROSA9. PILIT10. PITOGO11. SAN JUAN12. SAN ROQUE13. SAN MIGUELAY14. SAN ISIDRO15. TIBAK16. ZONE I17. ZONE II18. ZONE III19. ZONE IV20. VICTORIATOTAL
10313013395
13310712311623594
25432070
2742381221731171531243114
71125957394699888
17569
22024262
24323897
1259190922457
4966646069487951
12849
11216538
14813764907760561610
3938413233254323782575401560784766553924851
ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION
NAME OF BARANGAYS
TOTAL NO. OFHOUSEHOLD
H.H w/Accessto safe
Water System
Comm. Water
System
Deep well
Dug shallow
well
1 BADIANGAY2. BULOD3. BACULANAD4. CATOOGAN5. CUTAY6. GAPAS7. KATIPUNAN8. MILAGROSA9. PILIT10. PITOGO11. SAN JUAN12. SAN ROQUE13. SAN MIGUELAY14. SAN ISIDRO15. TIBAK16. ZONE I17. ZONE II18. ZONE III19. ZONE IV20. VICTORIA
11511711488
10887
15699
22510024235669
254316147186120137100
696950762753
11698
2093117422169
22529014718510712061
5956176910
10498
17512164190
95316
14318310512043
312410
1743110
33169
273
169414210
16
313864117634710
6017
1005612201
101639
WATER SYSTEM
NAME OF BARANGAYS
TOTAL NO. OF
HOUSEHOLD
H.H not livingin non
makeshifthouses
Houses with
strong wall
materials
Houses with
Light wallmaterials
Mixed but Pre-
dominantly
Strong materials
Houses with
salvaged
materials
Mixed but Pre-dominantly light
materials
1 BADIANGAY2. BULOD3. BACULANAD4. CATOOGAN5. CUTAY6. GAPAS7. KATIPUNAN8. MILAGROSA9. PILIT10. PITOGO11. SAN JUAN12. SAN ROQUE13. SAN MIGUELAY14. SAN ISIDRO15. TIBAK16. ZONE I17. ZONE II18. ZONE III19. ZONE IV20. VICTORIA
11511711488
10887
15699
22510024235669
254316147186120137100
1091179388
10387
14692
12710024133969
27528414618611412566
2132453000
555237971
1332053984380452219
427268434335463
688513718837
1871705252167924
271011
3517433
39631192
24143252237
21
20004060
5800
140111002
33
2330
14263563
23032
10123
192
30173
HOUSING STRUCTURE
NAME OF BARANGAYS
Members of the Labor Force
Govt. Employees /Officials
Professionals
Farmers
Clerk
Laborer
1 BADIANGAY2. BULOD3. BACULANAD4. CATOOGAN5. CUTAY6. GAPAS7. KATIPUNAN8. MILAGROSA9. PILIT10. PITOGO11. SAN JUAN12. SAN ROQUE13. SAN MIGUELAY14. SAN ISIDRO15. TIBAK16. ZONE I17. ZONE II18. ZONE III19. ZONE IV20. VICTORIA
165196166156153129275274407193325593152353493255292239229174
1112151015121111121313181811281714171113
21063101871333543241921491024
2061716859411193124851062727314519957417410593
1101001420440132
2014810
12369503637393561291514269401048851112375922
PRIMARY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
USES OF THE CBMS RESULT1. The CBMS result was used as Basis for the formulation of the Executive – Legislative Agenda
(ELA) of the municipality for C.Y. 2006 - 2007 specifically on its Plans and Programs. This agenda serves as guide for Local Government Units in prioritizing its projects specifically in the delivery of the basic services. In the past years the agenda was not formulated due to lack of data which CBMS has filled in.
2. The CBMS result was also the basis in identifying the different problems in the 20 barangays, hence the identified problems were given priority in the Annual Investment Plan (AIP) of the municipality for two calendar years. For example, an indicator showed that there are many household in a certatin barangay experiencing food shortage and are below the poverty level, this barangay will be given priority in the budget for livelihood assistance.
3. The data were also used as baseline data in the Feasibility studies submitted to the Department of Agriculture in order for the municipality to avail of the Infrastructure Support for Rural Enhancement Sector (INFRES) project specifically in its infrastructure and livelihood components. The Feasibility studies were approved last September
4. The data were also used in the formulation of the project Proposals submitted to different government and non government organization (NGO) for possible funding of proposed projects of the municipality
5. Through the digitized maps, it was easy for us to spot the household experiencing different problems. Our Social worker and other municipal workers could easily determine the location of these households and give the necessary attention. The next slide will show an example of a poverty map showing the households experiencing food shortage. Since the map is very comprehensive household could easily be identified and helped.